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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1933-07-06, Page 1Vol,. 'X]XL tufo, i.. Capital Theatre Goderich -- Phone 7 Now Playing -Clark Gabs• arnd Carr. Mon., Tues.,,.': 42nd , Street 'Lombard in " No Mau of her Own." 'The : smartest new inimical show with ;Warner Baxter,, Bebe' Daniels,, George _Brent,. and a host- of celebrities na the cast Thurs., Fdiday amd Sat. NOEL ammo) .Author of "Cavalcades" has produced another smash bit. in 'Tonight is Ours- -with urs'-'with CIaudetta Colbert and Frederic Marchi. Coming -Maurice: Chevalierin "A Bedtime Story's ]Matinees -Wed. and Sat at 3 p.m. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH -- ON3: "A Changeless Christ £her a Chang- ing World" -Friday, 8h: -Luther Leaguer. -Saturday-Choir Practice. ' SUNDAY SERVICES: 10 a. m. -German Service- ' 11.15 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.8.0 p.m. - English. . Service. x Everybody Welcome • to all Sertiimose E. I UERKHEIM.. "1'aisto'' " Blue Scranton Coal STANDARD ANTHRACITE 'We are unloading a Fnn i &'quaii£iiy Of 1CANADIAN PETROLeand COKE Get your winter supply it tranrwhie it is availa'f Somet Solvay Coke. Pocahontas and Miler Cec"ic • Always: ow maid.. AGRICULTURAL' TILE and'MICK ighest CASH price pad terEiggsvm a Graded hs.. W. R. DABS Phone No. 16, HELL, ONT.. • uric ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JU LY 6 t9331 1111 Sale, ei Free Local Delivery The freerrfreight delivery servic;, which has been' in effect on a portion of the Western. Ontario lines of the Canadian National and. Canadian Pa- cific Railways will be extended to cover the whole •o West "talo, conirnencing Augur 1 . This an o -. uncement is made from the railway offices. This means that local cart- age charges where freight originates and at destination will be eliminated -a concession to meet the competit- ion of freight trucks. The railways will maintain at their own expense a delivery service at each point in the territory covered, picking up freight and delivering at the railway station, or delivering it from the railway station to the consignee, without ex- tra charge. 'Truck Burns Near Lucan A large truck owned by Epps Transport, Varna, was •dcstroyed by fire on Saturday last,'`hhen re, crash- ed into the ditch and caught on fire on No. 4 Highway, between Lucan and Elginfield. The driver, Norman Schuter of Varna, and his brother, Elliott Schuter, in the ,cab together, were able to get out of the machine, unhurt except far a few bruises. In spector Lucas saki that the king pin on the steering gear had evidently broken, cousing Schuter to lose con- trol. The Lucan fire brigade respon- ded to an alarm, but the machine had been practically demolished by the flames by the time it arrived. BORN endrick At 'St. _ Joseph's Hospital, T;.mndon, on June 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hendrick, of the Bine Water 'Highway, a son. .Talbot -At Stanley Township, on July .1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Talbot, a daughter. NOTICE HONEY FOR SALE \We clan supply you at once with LNo. Al, Clover Homer at 7c a lb, 50 Abs. or ,aver at 6c, and amber honey Jat .5c. a lb, in your rantaiaers. Prices subject to raise without ut iotice. J. .Habeaer .& Sens, Two iblocks south of Hotel, Zurich. .H1LLSGREEN We rare ;glad to see nir. .Jas. Bevan Teret :Hitt ;again ,after His aesdans ill- ness of late: • Mr. F. Steick received the sad news on. Monday afternoon 'af the ;,Saach<cifliifs',brother, -Mr. Chas.Stel;ek of Varna. Much sympathy is ex- tended to those bereft ones. Men •are 'bast';:mr 1e 7disgna n cemetery this -week tre'Iru"ali ing the itenreynostsmlong the front fe:ice. Triple -Day Community Sale Business Men of Zurich Stage First Community Sale in thy: Village's History. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 6th, 7th, and 8th, are the throe days at which practically- all,'oft1e merchants and -.,business; men_of !: ich have combin a el* first Triple Day C .' '„,.ale ever held in Zurich. If . 'a will turn --.:4) pages Four and > Five you willf1nd all of these business men ofyliZurieh. who have united themselves and, made this Big Merchandising Event pos- sible. The local merchants, are of London, spent a few days at the making a big sacrifice by reducing home of Mr and Mrs. Jno. Douglas. their goods, in some cases below pres- ent wholesale prices, and thecom- munity, we feel owes these merch- ants a big patronage during these three days of sacrifice selling. ` We know the buying public will .respond to the call of these business mer", and will also share in the, vast numb- er of bargains offered. Everywhere people are already anxious abort thi event, and are waiting ,:the he when the doors will open. Reinemb •. three days only. Stores will be kep open evenings for the convenience o those who cannot come in the da3- time. Read carefully all the 'ad.. on pages four and five and you wi readily see those interested in th" first big movement of its kind het' Miss Geraldins Surerus has taken in Zurich. Some buyers hate t a position for the summer with Mr. Impression that village merdhant Wm. Elsie, of Grand Bend. cannot and do not sell as cheaply city merchants. That idea is wrong, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huisey, of when you consider the high rent or Detroit, spent the week -end with her taxes paid in the larger centres, dad parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau. Miss Ruth Tuerkheim, who spent a month's holidays at her home here has returned to Waterloo College. Mr and Mrs. Ezra Koehler of Baden are camping at Goderich. ',Mr. and Mrs. Gid. Koehler were Sunday visitors at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weido and dorothy ..spent the week -end at God- erich. 1VIr. and Mrs. W. F. Braun and fam ily of Forest, were week -ens visitors with relatives here. Mr, and Mrs. M, Gill and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jeffrey of Detroit, are visiting with the form- er's mother, Mrs. C. Ayotte. Dr. and Mrs. Ross of Seaforth„ spent July lst at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trevethick of Brinsley, were week -end visitors in town. Messrs. Wm. Dumart and Jack Bean of Kitchener, were holiday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. H. Yungblut Mr. Blowes of Hensall, is presid- ing at the local school while the pup- ils are writing their entrance exams. Rev. and 1VIrs. E. Tuerkheim are spending a few days at Waterloo and Kitchener. ' all the overhead, it can be seen that the prices are not any lower than right here at home, and another big advantage you have the local merch- ant stands behind his goods, and if defected, will make things tight, We are very grateful to Mr. Buswell, the promoter of this event, who has bro- ught these business men together and have united themselves in giving the public real service and value for their dollars which is a big factor in these rather depressing tunes. Let us see you all there, tell your neigh hours about it, and come as ofe d as you can yourself. SCHOOL REPORT Final Promotion Exams., S.S. No. 11, Hay. The names appear in the class that the pupils will enter in September. Their names also appear in order of merit in examinations. Sr. IV -Alphonse Masse, .Ela Des Sardine, 'Doris Jeffrey, Joan Masse. Jr. IV -Stanley Snaith, Veronique Ducharme. Sr. IIT-Cyrili. Ducharme, Norman infectiten of boils about the nose and Jennison. face. We can sympathize with Mr. Hess, Having had similar experiences the past winter. With this issue of the Herald we are: entering on its 34th year. This event usually was celebrated by a. Beierling Pearl Jennison, Louis Mas- week's holiday, but it will suit us better to talk off the last week in Miss L. E. Rose is presiding at Bayfield public school, while the can- didates are writing their entrance exams. July 1st, Dominion Day, passed off 'very quietly in the village on Sat- urday. This was the 66th birthday of our fair Dominion. The annual coat of dust prevent- ion salt was put on the main village streets on Saturday, and the dust certainly has disappeared. The deep well pump is again out of commission, and the villagers who atu dependent on this for their water supply, wil soon be `dry." Mr. and Mrs., Gordon Rau, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the' home of Mr. J. B. Laporte, of the Blue Water Highway. We regret to report that Mr. H. .0. 'Press of town is laid up with an Jr. III-Gertie Jeffrey, Cecilia Masse. Sr. II -Alphonse Masse, Herbert Ducharme, Herbert Beierling, Anton •re•••••olP'eteeetvete etoo•ooso rieteep e.r...ento l**elleo o0•o ' 1 ette Jeffrey. Jr. II -Pierre Ducharme, Lorne kK� At d Made To Me a SUITS only - $16.50 Never re I 4 • 4 4 • GUARANTEED 'TD FIT! i 4 }lave We .Heard Di Such A Low Price SPLENDID RANGE TO CHOOSE FROM :NOW IS THE TIME 'TO PICK YOUR SPRING SUIT. Tir. noffiztan 3on! a ;,',mamma am 41v14diMsel titA ., Mf.i,k' wl'.19.1'01 i'•$•-"�0i141t4..'4lsdR",+ 0, 1,., ` • e's'. d":11Jeka43 etts,64 "; e44-q"+v.Kt `�' = •S° •1 .i Sr. Pr. -Ivan Masse. Jr. Pr. (a) -Juliette Masse. Antionette Masse Jr. Pr. (b) -Gerald Jeffrey, Archie Jeffrey. H. W. Brokenshire, Teacher. SCHOOL REPORT Report of S. S. No 1, Union of Hay and Stanley Promotion Exam - illations: • Jr, IV -Orval Corriveau, 66.3 Emina Denomme 62.3. , Sr. III -Verna Sreenan 69.7; Alf- r•ed. Denomme 67.6; Marie Farrell 66.9; Alexine Ayotte 63.2; Clar- ence Geoffrey 57.9, Sr. II -Doris Ayotte 87.6; Romeo Corriveau 75.6; Charles Sreenan 74; Teddy Geoffrey 71,5; Grace Snider 70.1; Arnold Denomme 62.1. Jr. II -Avalon Denomme 81.2; Marie Geoffrey 80; Jean Sreenan'17, •LQftus Denomme 72.9; ~inlneline Denomme 71.3; Joe .Denomme 70.4; Alvin Ayotte 68.7; Irvin Snider 64.4. An drew' De no.mme 60.4; Eldon Deno - mine 54,6. Sr. Pr. -Jean Denomme 88, Alcide Corriveau 555. Jr. Pt --Dora Denorlme 85, Louis yotte +;; 'DorisG a,r. NO, oe 06°1 11. lr'r C;.?!Int a St. `.1'i:All s, TOP ell o', 3'tiily Children's Day will be observed in the Evangelical church on Sunday and a special program will be given at the evening services, to which the publicare invited. Mr.' and Mrs. Richard Moore, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Loffel of New Haven, Conn., and grandchild, Josep;cine Van Patter, are the guests of Tar, and Mrs. P. Koehler of town. Mrs. Moore being a sister to Mrs. Koehler. Mrs. Koehler will return with thein, visit- ing at Albany, Troy, and New Har- em .. Huron Old Boys Ideal weather, blue skies and batniy breezes smiled on the Huron Old 'oys' Association at the big annual picnic in the Exhibition grounds, Tor unto, on Saturday* last. Htrronites }'tine flocking in all afternoon, not only from the city but from outside points, and at 6 p.m. the attendance had exceeded all previous recores.The various games and rices were all keenly contested and the entries were exceptionally large. Possibly the greatest interest centred in the br0' OM football and itt the celebrated "Tipton Tea Reno" wb.on there were '72 entries. e...• Chester L. Smith Putiltbalik 11.26 • year, U.B. $L6i is Adm. •1.ss iN ARREARS, SI MAT DY Q1ZA ••'i!•1' ••••••••e••••••••••4 )••e••••••••••••••e WJ kLTHAM The Scientifically Built Watch • afyi • • • • 1 • ! $10.00 Buys a 16 Size, 7 Jewel Fancy Engraved Cases. Former • Price $15.00. I $13.50 Buys a 16 Size, 15 Jewel, Fancy Dials, Engraved Gold Caseaa Former Price $21.00. • • THE LOWEST PRICES IN 50 YEARS. A REAL OPPORTUNITY • TO BUY A WALTHAM, AT NEW LOW PRICES WAL • Hess, The Jeweller Phone 74 • 4•••••••••••••••••••••••••i••••••••••••••••••• ••• Zurich ++++++++++++++++? i.+.f.+e--1-+e .: 44+++++++++44++444+.444444% 0 FRITZ & SON BUYS AND SELLS The Best In Fine Motor. Cars Call at Our Garage in Zurich and see the Best Assort- ment shment of High Class Used Cars in the County, at Lowest Prices ever offered, Quality Considered. 1931 Ford Coach, good as new, mohair upholstering, trunk rack and Fender Well. 1929 Pontiac Sedan, finish and upholstering like new, and new tirt 1927 Essex Sedan, used very little by a party in town, hoc very small mileage. Name of owner on request. The price willstartle ye" 1930 Chev. Coupe in good condition and good tires. 1929 Ford Couch overhauled with new pistons, a real bargain." 1931 Oldsmobile Sedan, make us an offer. Only 17000 miles. 1927 Pontiac Coach with new Rubber. 1929 Chevrolet Cub Half Ton Express Delivery. 1930 Late Chev. Sport Sedan, good as new, wire wheF's mut whe mounted in fender. 1928 Chev. Sedan, an economical ear good finish,etc. AND MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM. Our Terms are Considerate and We Trade! Phone 82 or 115 Zurich +++++++++++ +4.44 P ++ ++++++444+4.44 ery l.4,. Your Spring Need WE HAVE A GOOD AND WELL A.SSOR STOCK OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, pmNrs, . OILS, SHOES, RUBBERS, RUBBER BOOTS,, AND HARNESS REPAIRS, ETC. AT LOWEST PRICES, QUALITY. CONSIDERED.. NEW GARDEN SEEDS AT Sc and Loc 'PING,. FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS , ON HAND.. Re AL GE 11 DOUGLAS ERAL ItifEAOHANT , .131111': 97 BLAK 11